Reviews - Page 3 - Trijicon AccuPoint 3-9x40 Riflescope, Matte Black, Amber Triangle Reticle - TR20 Reviews - TJ-RS-TR20-TR20

Author: Chris (verified customer) from Fort Myers Florida on Apr 24, 2010
Pros:  Quick On Target; Good Quality
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

Chris wrote:

Quick on target 3-9 power scope

Author: Chris (verified customer) from Palo Alto, California on Dec 27, 2009
Pros:  Dual illuminated, glass is perfect, smooth controls
Cons:  Expensive but worth it
Would recommend:  yes

Chris wrote:

Easily the best scope I've ever used. Dual illuminated using fiber optics and tritium so there are no batteries to die. Controls are smooth. It takes barely any effort to adjust and zoom. I've always been hesitant to purchase optics that cost more than the gun it's mounted on, but once I did, I saw the difference immediately. The glass on the Accupoint is perfect. Try looking through a $200 scope compared to this scope and I promise you you will never go back to cheap optics.

Author: mrdavidscott (verified customer) from Magnolia on Dec 7, 2009
Pros:  Optics, set up, adjustment, illumination
Cons:  stiff adjustments
Would recommend:  yes

mrdavidscott wrote:

No fooling. Bought this unit because I wanted to have recticle illumination without the battery thing. Works perfectly. Optics are great, adjustment (windage & elevation) clear and simple. Focus and light dampning tight. (stiff, which I suspect is part of the waterproofing protection so I won't ding the scope on rating). It meets my needs and I would recommend it to you.

Author: dyoung (verified customer) , Avid Hunter, from Peoria on Nov 28, 2009
Pros:  Light Gathering capability is incredible!
Cons:  very minor, would like to see different lens covers
Would recommend:  yes

dyoung wrote:

After I put this scope on my 270, I went back and replaced my Leupold VX3 with one. By far the best scope I have ever had.

Author: Boomer (verified customer) from Tallahassee on Nov 26, 2009
Pros:  Great Optics Fast Target Acquisition
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

Boomer wrote:

When I first received my TR20G, I thought, maybe, I should have purchased a scope with a traditional crosshair reticle. However, one trip to the range assured me that I made a good choice. The optics were incredibly clear. Also, as I swung my rifle from side to side with both eyes open, I found you can acquire a target with this scope in no time.